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- The Original Jewish Settlers – Abraham Block (right) 1916
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- The first Nairobi Synagogue 1912-1954
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- The Synagogue Building Committee 1912
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- H.E. The Governor of Kenya the Hon. Sir Evelyn Baring laying the foundation stone of the new Synagogue in 1955
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- The New Nairobi Synagogue
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- Prayers for Israel June 1967
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- Commonwealth Community of the Year Award 1984 presented by Gordon Brown (future UK Prime Minister) to Vaizman Aharoni and Dr. David Silverstein
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- Vermont Hall – our Community Centre
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- Founded 1904 Building 1912
I’m coming to Nairobi in about 2 weeks for a 3 week visit. I live in Reno, Nevada and am a member of Temple Emanu-El, a conservative shul here in Reno. My wife, Judy Hirsch, is the president of out Temple.I would like to visit the Nairobi Hebrew Congregation for a Friday evening or Saturday morning service and will complete the security application in due course. If there are any further considerations, please let me know.
Thank you very much and I look forward to meeting the members of the National Hebrew Congregation.
Sincerely,
Stephen Hirsch
stephenhirsch@gmail.com
Shalom my name is Donna Richburg and I am planning to move to kenya. I am looking for a temple. Do you do conversion? Also, what type of congregation orthodox or conservative sefardic or hacidic
We are an Orthodox community and the services are a mixture of ashekanzi and sephardi.
We are the only synagogue in Kenya.
David Stower on 5th April, 2021
Vaizman Aharoni is a brilliant engineer and a lovely and jolly person!
To Whom it May concern
I hope to be traveling to Kenya to check some factories for kashrus on behalf of the South African Beis Din. Please could you advise me about safety or anything else you feel relevant. I would also like to visit your shul and visit your community. I presume you are Orthodox and am so enquiring if you have any minyonim during the week. I will probably not be staying for Shabbos.